Fiction Ed’s Blog
All Fiction Ed’s Blog Posts
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Exciting News About Our Workshops!
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Writing Competition Update
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Our Cover Artwork, Part Two
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Our Cover Artwork
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Girls’ Comics Of Yesteryear
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Scotland’s Year Of Stories
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Submit Six Months Ahead
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Opportunities For Authors
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Our First Online Workshop
Fiction Ed’s Blog: About Response Times
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Festive Fiction Now Welcome
Fiction Ed’s Blog: News About Our Workshop
Fiction Ed’s Blog: What Photo Stories Taught Me About Fiction
Fiction Ed’s Blog: We’re Going Back To The Office!
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Anthony Trollope’s Writing Advice
Fiction Ed’s Blog: News About Our Specials
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Writing A “People’s Friend” Serial
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Your Story’s Journey
Fiction Ed’s Blog: About Our Payment Rates
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Two Years Of Working From Home
Fiction Ed’s Blog: The Much-Loved Shirley Hughes
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Will And Wag
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Ten Tips For Aspiring Authors
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Our Word Counts
Fiction Ed’s Blog: More Than A Magazine
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Fiction Queries And Complaints
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Why The “Friend” Website Is Important For Writers
Fiction Ed’s Blog: What We’re Looking For Now
Fiction Ed’s Blog: An Evening With “Byre Writers”
Fiction Ed’s Blog: 153 Not Out
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Looking Forward To 2022
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Merry Christmas From The Fiction Team!
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Why Haven’t We Read Your Story Yet?
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Had A Story Rejected?
Fiction Ed’s Blog: A Trip To The Office
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Staying Positive In Challenging Times
Fiction Ed’s Blog: “Clothing of historical eras is a joy to illustrate.”
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Mandy Dixon’s Historical Artwork
Fiction Ed’s Blog: “It’s A Chance To Bring History To Life.”
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Five Common Questions
Fiction Ed’s Blog: What’s An “Any Time Story”?
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Festive Fiction In “The Magic Of Christmas”
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Submission Dos And Don’ts
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Do You Have An Assigned Editor?
Fiction Ed’s Blog: For Our New Authors
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Illustrating Our ‘Fireside Book’ Poetry
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Your Questions Answered
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Contemporary Fiction In “The People’s Friend”
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Historical Fiction In “The People’s Friend”
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Staying In Touch
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Our Story Libraries
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Working From Home Update
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Beatrix Potter And Her “Little Books”
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Christmas Stories In July
Fiction Ed’s Blog: “People’s Friend” Artwork Through The Years
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Why Reading The Magazine Helps Writers
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Write For Your Reader
Fiction Ed’s Blog: About Story Formatting
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Our Serial Illustrations
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Streamlining Our Story Feedback
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Why Was Your Story Rejected So Quickly?
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Postal Submissions No Longer Accepted
Fiction Ed’s Blog: For Our Published Authors
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Why Some Stories Are Read Before Others
Publishing Shorter Stories In “The People’s Friend”
Fiction Ed’s Blog: New Submissions Process Q&A
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Updated Submissions Process For Unpublished Authors
Fiction Ed’s Blog: Writing Fiction For The Annual
